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VNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL
OF THE
CDI JTNfpJAN cor EGE

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
The exercises of this school will be resumed
on the 10Th Of September, with q corps of seven
teachers. The number of pupils IL limited N
100, and applicants will be admitted in the
order OF their registration.
A fifth class, limited In number TO twenty
five, and to be composed of pupils seeking in
struction in lower English branches and the
rudiments of Latin, preparatory to the regular
work of the school, win be formed at the be-
ginning of the year II sufficient number o
pupils shall apply. rhe class, with the daily
oversight of the Principal, will b. placed in Il
separate room, under the charge ofa teacher
VINO will devote his entire time TO Its instruc
ton.
vance, in the first four classes, $50; in the fifth
class, eco. No extra charge.
The Principal, OF one of his assistants, will,
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inquiries. ANDREW p. MONTAGUE,
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NOTKE DAME OF MARYLAND,
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T Aw SCHOOL OF THE -
Ii COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE FACULTY.
JAMES C. wELL1NG, LII. D.,
President
THE HON. WALTER S. cox, III. D.,
Associate Justice OF supreme Court of the Dis.
trct of Columbia,
Professor OF the Law of Real and Personal
Property, Of Contracts. and Of Crimes
THE non 1nd an, MiSd%smean9rf;i % mn,;,v I'm
Assistant Attorney General of the United
States,
Professor of Equity Jurisprudence of Common
Law and EQUITY Pleading, OF the Law
OF Evidence and the Law of
Partnership.
GEORGE +. APPLEBY, ESQ,
Associate Professor of Practice and Judge of
THE HON. william LII SGs!Si ss!TSiRoNG, LID.
Some time Associated Justice Of the Supreme
Court of the United States,
Professor of Constitutional Law.
THE HON. FRANCIS WHARTON, LII. D..
solicitor of the Department of State,
Professor of Criminal Law.
ROBERT @. FO%, LII. D.,
Treasurer.
The exercises OF the school will be resumed
in the Law Lecture Hall of the Columbian
o'clock p. IN when the announcements for the
year viii be made. The faculty aud course OF
instruction will be the same MS during preced-
ing Years, with enlarged Lecture Courses 10 all
departments.
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rJNHE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
i Washington City. ID. G.
The preparatory school bpgns Sept. 10.
The Columbian College begins Sept. ID.
The medical school begins Oct g..
The Corcoran Scientific School begins Oct. Q.
The law school begins Oct 8.
For catalogues or other Information, address
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GOWNS.

GOWNS.
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NOTKE DAME OF MARYLAND,
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LOCAL NOTICES.
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Diamond DOtS.


Dalrymple is TO he In full charge OF
the Pitsburg club while 1t is on the
field.
o. X. FitEsimm6ns, whom Detroit
once had, 10 now said to be one Of the
best pitchers in the West.
Harry Wright Is going to try II.
Nee hone, pitcher OF the Gloucester
Baseball club, when he returns home.
Gruber, Of the Hartfords, who
pitched for Detroits Tnursday, seems
to DO a good one. He will be tried
again.
Washington enthusiasts who bad
been shouting for Gilmore's release
now want to present him with a
souvenir.
Ed. Morris has paid in fines $40
since April. Monday was pay day,
but his whole salary consisted OF an
envelope with the word "hne" on il.
II Gore 10 made captain Of the New
Yorks oil the Chicago players except
Mccormick will be- in charge OF q team.
Kelly 10 in Boston and Dalrymple In
fIttbDurR'
1t Ia said that the Allentown won.
der, Beaten, objects to being sold to
apy league or association club. He
would rather play In the International
League, and thus work hiu way mp.
The Louisville batteries are dubbed
as folio VS.: Hecker and Cook, the
"head battery" Chamberlain and
Cross, the "scientific battery" and
Ramsey and Kerihs, the dynamite
battery"
In q recent game In Brooklyn, Peo-
pies sent a no. liner past Dave Fouiz,
who was In the box. From third base
Latham shouted: "Hold on there, Jim.
my-don't knock down that ladder ?"
The crowd was convulsed with laugh
ter.
Al Reach says that his object In
looking over the players Of the Inter
national League was to familisrize him.
self with the men, 30 that when the
averages shall be published next fall
he will know whether some much
cracked mp player be an "ice wagon"
or q "gaxelle."
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THE TURF.
Racing NJ Monmouth Park aAd ~
Saratoga.


NEW YoRK, Augustl2.-The visitors
to Monmouth Park to-day reached
there through a shower, and found on
arriving that II had rained here heavi
ly, making the track anything hut
fast.
FiBt Race - Handicap; one mile
starters-Richmond, Spslding, Bees,
Eolisn, Precioss, Salvador, Tarbouche.
Bees won by q head, Eollan second,
Richmond third. Time i:45.
Second Race--SeabriRht stakes for
two besr olds: three-iourihs Of q
mile. starters-Pince Royal, Ny Own,
Btndlgo Fordham, Tristan Figaro,
Gsllifret, Taragon, Maxim Ally. Gal.
liiret won by three lengths, Fordham
second, Prince Royal third. Time
l:l6t.
Third Race-Newark stakes; three
year Odds; 0ne mile. Starters Gam
bysGee, Stuyveeant, S,rideawsy, Strip.
ling, Freedom, GlendoTa, White
squall, RAveller, 0tdwAy. SIuyyesaui
won by q length and nall, Freedom
second, Cambysses third. Time
l4Ji.
Fourth Race-Hsndlfl p; q mile and
0 fourth. S.srtsTs-Hidalgo, Bsrnum,
Eurus. Barnum wen by Two lengths
Eurus second, head before HidAlgo.
Time-2:l6.
Flith,R .ce-Sslling three.iourths Of
q mile. Starters-Young Duke, Iehl
Ban, Pa Diver, Editor, Eniaula,
Laura Garrison, Drake, Luteeiring,
Miss Mouse, Addison. Young Duke
woa by q short leugtb, Editor second
Nsl Mouse third. Time-l:l7t.
Sixth Raes-Handicsp s,eeple chase
short course. slArters-HArry Mnan
soudAu, Tallryrand, Rstnbution. Sou
dan won by six lengths, Rethbutior
tecond, Harry Mann third. Time
a.lA
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10 Took Eleven Innings.


NKv ORLEANS, La, August at
took eleven innings to decide todsy's
game, and for the last three innings all
the 1900 people were on their feet.
Nashville claimed everything, and
hannion, their umpire, gave them
nearly all they asked. His decisions
sgsintt New Orleans In the second in.
ming were 20 outrageous that there was
danger OF an outbreak. After that he
confined his work TO halls and strikes.
Neither Aydelette nor Kelley was hit
hard. Seven bits Of Kelley and elk
actual hits Of Aydelette being made.
When Nashville came 10 bat In the
ninth the score was tied. Fullers'
mufT, Hogan's single and a bste on
balls filled the bases with one out
wasson hit to third ard Kelley was
retired Ut the plate, and Fuller threw
BuiEs out At hrst, leaving the bases
full. New 0rlesns won the
game In The eleventh inning.
Gers Ditto Hogan and Burkes stopped
the ball nj the second, and Kelly fool.
ishly threw TO third on Pojol's hit. al.
ing the bases. Aovsy'ssiDgls brought
two men IN. In Nashville's eleyen th
Kelley hit cafe and Clinton got base
on balls, bat Campau made the nice
catcher, although 80 lame he could
hardly warik, and Fuller aeis,ed a
runer out ut FIRST. Hayes hurt bis
hand, Hogan played second and Mas
ran Tipht,
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The saratoga Meeting.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 2.-Thls
was the sixth regular day Of the rdoe
meeting here. The weather was warm
and the track dry and fast. An excel.
lent programme brought out one OF
the largest crowds Of spectators oil the
season.
First Race-For maiden two year
olds; fye.elghths Of a mile. Matte
Loufaine flrst, Fleuret,e sesond, Foun-
tain third. Tme-l:03l.
Second Race-One mile and fur.
long; non.winning allowances. Mrs
Motley first, Malaria second, Erebus
third. Time-l:bSt.
Third Race-The Iroquois slakes;
for three year olds; one mile and 300
wards. Bronzsmarte won, Goliah sec.
ond, Glen Spray third. Tlme-2:l7
Cilenmound led for over two furlongs,
after which Golish showed the way mp
10 the last iurlopg post. Here Bronze
marie rushed forward, and coming mp
Won by a length; two leugths be.
tween second and third, the others
close at hand. II was rafting good
race.
Fourth Race-Heats OF one mile
Wahoo won the first heat, with Hima.
lava second and Biscuit third. Time
I;Aii. Murphy rode Wahoo. In Tn,
second heat HimalAya led OF, bu, wa
outrun by Modesty, who led 70 the bal
pos., where Himalsya regAined tI'
lead, but was speedily passed by Wa
hoo, who held the front 10 the finish
Winning the heat and race by about s'
lengthf, Himalsya second aud iou
lengths In front Of frankie b, third
Time-l:45t.
Fifth R,ce-Handlcap steeplechssC
about one mile and ons.hali. Wal
rlugton won by four lengths, yelling
ton second, Hinds third. No tim
takon.
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The SEAGULL'S VICTORY.
THEY DEvOURED THE MEMPHIS
BROWNS YESTERDAY.
1t Took Eleven Innings to Decide
the Game In New Orleans
Policans Won.
ls.roiAL TO THE lPrKAL.i

CHARLRsToN, 3. u, August T.
Charleston pu. no Smith and Childs
today and won easily. The AcKeough
brothers were opposed BY the visitors,
but MeKeough, catcher, was disabled
in the third inning and Croity was
substituted with better results. Hung
lsr umpired, no League umpire having
shown up as yet. Both pitchers were
hit freely without actual slugsing, and
only splendid field woi K Of the locals
saved Il EN- from defeat. The eplen-
did batting of Doyle and Crotty saved
the visitors from whi,ewssh, e they
played ip bad luck. 10 the seventh
inning they had chance to win.
Crotty scored before single man was
put out, and the bases were full. Then
Carl, In center field, picked two q as
OF the fence, and Chilas caught diff.
cult foul tip, after which the visitors
threw up the sponge II was, by long
odds, the finest game Of the season.
Following lie the score:
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The Allentown wonder Get. There.

DkTBoIr, MICH, August 2.-Bestip,
the Allentown wonder" whom DIN.
cinnsti trisd TO obtain, pitched for
Detroit today, and did remarkably
we'll. Two clean, three base hits, two
ecrsloh hita and five ba8es on bsle
was al that the Phillies got from him,
and he struck cut four men. The
bases on balls were the result OF ner.
yousness, but at critical points he did
well. He also watched basea we'll.
His support was good, and the visitors
also helded we'll. FogSrty made q 70
marksble catch. In the eighth inning
Brou,hers Knocked the bail over the
rieht Rsld ierce, but II was thrown
back and feldsd 10 the plate. Detroit
claimed q blocked ball. The claim was
moi allowed. Score:
Detroit ....... ....7 OF / 0 10000
PhilGdelphis -...i 0200- 8
EArred runs-Detroit, 8; Pkiladel.
phis. ?. Two base hits-Brouthers.
Three base hits-Brouthers. Home
runs-Olement and Irwin. Double
plays - Richardson and Bropthep
Bssiisn, Irwin and Fsrrsr. Base on
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New York, A; Pittsburg, 4.

PrTTsBURa, PA, August 2.-The New
Yorks sustained their reputation today
OF being heavy hitters. They had
McCormiok's delivery completely
solved, and knocked the ball repeated
ly to every portion Of the field, earn
ing thirteen Of their seventeen runs.
Keeis was also hit rather freely, but
the good q lding Of the New Yorss
kepi the Pit'sburgs down to four runs
Attendance, $500. Score:
Pittsburg 80. ......0 | 100000 q 4
New York. ........0 4 2034 5x-l7
Earned runs-Pittsburys, 2. New
Yorks, l3. Two base hits-Ooleman,
Fie DIS 2, Gore, Bnkley.N Three base
hits-LwiDg. Double plays Richard.
son, Ward and Conner Base on balls
Whitney, Barkley, Smith, Ketie,
Conner. Ba'e on errors-Pittsburge,
2: New Yorks, 3. Struck out-By
Nc Oormick, 2; by Keefe, 2. Passed
bslls-Fislds, l; 0'R)urke, l. Time
Two hour and ten minutes. Umpire
-Qnllivan
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-03

balls-Richardson, Gapssll, Thompson
and Rews, Foeerty, Irwin, 8. Hit
Richardson. Base on errors-Dstroit,
q; Philadelphia, l. Straek out
Fsrrsr, Wood, Bsstisn, 2. Passed
bal's-Gunning, 2. Wild pitches
Bsstian, L; Buffiuton, /. Time-One
hour and hfty.fve minutes. Umpire
Valentine.